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Festival Films at Nowhere Cafe Bar
SORRY - THIS FILM IS NOW SOLD OUT
Dir. Paul Sng (UK 2024, 80mins PG)
Riveting portrait of superb but forgotten photographer of working-class Britain in the 70s, Tish Murtha.
As featured in this week's Guardian
Screening at NOWHERE CAFE BAR, HOLMFIRTH - limited seating, book online to secure your seat.
If you wish to eat at Nowhere prior to seeing the film, please book direct with Nowhere on 01484 246732 or via Nowhere, Holmfirth
In celebration of the HOLMFIRTH FESTIVAL OF FOLK, Holmfirth Film Festival is putting on an exhibition of its Brian Lawton Collection of Folk Photographs from 1960s Huddersfield – including John Martyn, the Incredible String Band, Tom Paxton, Joan Baez among many others - and from the 1970s/80s Holmfirth Folk Festivals - featuring performers, street parades and dancers. Are you there?
Drop into Nowhere Cafe Bar (Norridge Bottom) Cinema Lounge
Thursday 11am onwards (rolling exhibition throughout the day)
or come along to Bring Your Own Folk Vinyl Night from 6.30pm
Special night on the foundation of the subculture Modernists in the late 1950s which led to the explosion of MOD in the early 60s.
Screening of the UK’s celebrated Jazz Modernist TUBBY HAYES: A MAN IN A HURRY and JOHN SIMONS: A MODERNIST, a leading designer of the menswear which inspired MOD, and THE PLEBS, a MOD club in Halifax in the mid-1960s.
FREE EVENT BUT PLEASE BOOK ONLINE TO ENSURE A PLACE
Second part of the acclaimed sci-fi epic; spectacular, thrilling. . .
SCREENING AT NOWHERE BAR, Norridge Bottom, Holmfirth
Wednesday evening 29 May 6.30pm
ADMISSION FREE but book your ticket/seat below to ensure a place.
Cultural Voucher holders If you are 18 and living in HD9 but don't have a voucher yet, apply now. Your voucher offers free entry to all our films plus other events taking place across the Holme Valley over the coming year.
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